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Objections to PJM seeking to fast-track gas-fired power plants over renewables

The Sierra Club and four other public interest organizations say that jumping the interconnection queue offers no guarantee of these resources coming online in time to meet what PJM describes as an urgent need.

Comstock Metals tackles closed-loop solar recycling

The Nevada company’s thermal process decomposes plastic components in solar panels and recovers 100% of useful materials.

Utilities say existing customers key to meeting future demand

In an ICF survey, utility leaders cite importance of distributed generation, management systems and artificial intelligence.

Solar equipment providers streamline domestic content credit monetization

Commercial and industrial solar installers can tap SolarEdge and Enstall in a partnership with certified public accounting firm Novogradac and tax credit marketplace operator Crux to access a streamlined approach to qualifying for and accessing the domestic content bonus tax credit.

Buyer perspectives in $25 billion clean energy tax credit market

Tax credit transfer platform Reunion shares buyer habits and trends for 2025.

The story on storage

If all of the RFPs, applications and other utility proposals that were active at the end of 2024 are filled, utilities will add over 18.5 GW of energy storage capacity.

Making clean energy work for multifamily housing

Shared solar-plus-storage projects could bring new opportunities for low- to moderate-income communities and commercial tenants.

Data center boom may transfer electricity costs to ratepayers

Harvard report questions utilities ability to resist special deals for big tech customers.

Data center capacity is soaring, along with investment and land use

According to a Wood Mackenzie report, data centers developed since 2023 exceeded 92 GW of capacity at the end of 2024.

Twitter’s solar sentiment tilts negative as political polarization rises

Researchers found that from 2013 through the end of 2022, Republican and Southern regions of the United States showed increased negativity toward solar power, potentially due to heightened political attention as solar development expanded.

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